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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2025 · 22 MIN

Ep 300: Breaking Out of the NHS: Steps to a New Career

from Medics Money podcast

In this episode, Dr Kurar discusses the pressures faced by NHS doctors and the steps they can take to transition from clinical medicine to industry roles. Dr Kurar outlines the importance of financial education, the power of LinkedIn for networking, and the various transferable skills doctors possess. Additionally, they share personal experiences, including setting up a property investment venture and optimising company pension schemes. The conversation provides a comprehensive guide for doctors contemplating a career change, emphasising the significance of planning, LinkedIn optimisation, and leveraging existing skill sets.   00:00 Introduction: Transitioning from NHS to Industry   01:05 Dr Kurar's Background and Motivation   01:12 The Role of Financial Education   01:58 Discovering the Podcast and Initial Steps   02:42 Current Role in Regulatory Space   03:58 Maintaining Clinical Work and Side Hustles   04:41 Steps to Transition from NHS to Industry   06:41 Leveraging LinkedIn for Career Transition   11:28 Transferable Skills for Doctors   13:12 Financial Aspects of Transitioning   16:12 Property Investment Journey   20:39 Concluding Thoughts and Advice

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